The death of Malcolm X will always be remembered as an unjust act that severely hurt the civil rights movement in America in the 1960s. The views that Malcolm had used in his life reflected the 1960s very well; they were unsure and confused.8 Another way in which 1965 was expressed was through literature...
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John Berryman wrote a three-part poem in 1965 called "77 Dream Songs." This poem expressed bizarre and uncanny situations in which there was no foreshadowing to future events. Ironically, this reflected 1965 very well. Everything in the sixties was so unpredictable and odd as events went on. Since there were so many different civil and political views that were exchanged in the world at this time, chaotic and unprecedented events occurred...
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civil rights Works Cited Ash, Philip. "The Implications of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 For Psychological Assessment in Industry." American-Psychologist 6 (1966): 797-803...	1 / 75
Hjh The Emancipation Proclamation issued by the then President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, freed the black slaves in 1863. However, freedom did not guarantee the rights of equality and acceptance to these slaves...	1 / 245
martin luther king vs Malcolm X People liked the idea of living amongst each other in peace and equality. While these two men are extremely different, they are both hero of their time...	2 / 331
Malcolm X and MLK sources Baldwin - The Autobiography of Martin Luther King Jr. - Martin, Malcolm, & America: a dream or a nightmare by James Cone - Malcolm X: in our own image by Joe Wood - Making Villains, Making Heroes by Gary Daynes - Making Malcolm by Michael Dyson	2 / 297
Civil Liberties Civil rights refer to the "powers and privileges that belong to us by virtue of our status as citizens". Examples of civil rights include a persons right to vote and to equal treatment under the law...	1 / 198
Freedom Bound In addition to detailing the Great Society, Weisbrot also chronicles within his book, struggle for racial equality in America, from the first sit-in at a Greensboro, North Carolina Woolworth'to the freedom rides to the 1963 March on Washington...	1 / 179
I am Me	2 / 409